Dissociation factor after plasma acidification young vs. old.

Niklas K. U. Koehler (583801); Elke Stransky (350945); Mirjam Meyer (583808); Susanne Gaertner (583806); Mona Shing (583804); Martina Schnaidt (717519); Maria S. Celej (583815); Thomas M. Jovin (9674); Thomas Leyhe (583810); Christoph Laske (350946); Anil Batra (583816); Gerhard Buchkremer (583817); Andreas J. Fallgatter (158018); Dorothee Wernet (717520); Elke Richartz-Salzburger (583819)

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Dissociation factor after plasma acidification young vs. old.

Authors: Niklas K. U. Koehler (583801)
Elke Stransky (350945)
Mirjam Meyer (583808)
Susanne Gaertner (583806)
Mona Shing (583804)
Martina Schnaidt (717519)
Maria S. Celej (583815)
Thomas M. Jovin (9674)
Thomas Leyhe (583810)
Christoph Laske (350946)
Anil Batra (583816)
Gerhard Buchkremer (583817)
Andreas J. Fallgatter (158018)
Dorothee Wernet (717520)
Elke Richartz-Salzburger (583819)
Publication date: 2015
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Doi: DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0123444.g006

Abstract

<p>Box plots* of dissociation factors, calculated by dividing the acidified and native plasma alpha-synuclein concentration of each individual sample. Lower dissociation factors were observed in older individuals, very significant by Mann Whitney test, p = 0.0093.</p

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